SPL Pyrotechnische Einweisung

Question Catalogue for Pyrotechnic Training for Ultralight Pilots – SkyQuestions

Perfect preparation for the pyrotechnic training required for ultralight flying – with the official question catalogue by SkyQuestions!

Do you want to carry pyrotechnic signal devices such as parachute flares, smoke signals, or emergency rockets on board your ultralight aircraft (UL)? Then you’ll need pyrotechnic training in accordance with § 20 LuftPersV – and our question catalogue is the ideal tool to prepare for the theoretical component.

This catalogue has been specifically developed to meet the needs of ultralight pilots and includes all relevant exam questions for the pyrotechnic briefing – practical, easy to understand, and fully up to date.

Suitable for:

- UL pilots with an SPL or LAPL license

- Student pilots in ultralight training

- Flight instructors and UL training centers

- Aviation clubs preparing members for pyrotechnic instruction

- Anyone looking to prepare for the theoretical part of the pyrotechnic training

Product Highlights:

- Up-to-date question catalogue for pyrotechnic training in accordance with LuftPersV regulations

- Covers all exam-relevant topics clearly and understandably

- Includes sample questions and typical test scenarios

- Topics: types of signal devices, storage, handling, and safety procedures

- Ideal for self-study, classroom instruction, or exam review

- Supports structured preparation for official pyrotechnic training

Fly safely – with sound knowledge of pyrotechnic devices

Pyrotechnic signal devices can be critical in emergency situations – which is why understanding their safe and lawful use is essential. With the SkyQuestions question catalogue for pyrotechnic training in ultralight aviation, you’ll prepare thoroughly and confidently for your training and exam.

Why SkyQuestions?

SkyQuestions stands for professional, practice-oriented learning materials in the fields of aviation theory, radiotelephony, and pilot training. Our content is always up to date, easy to understand, and developed by experienced aviators – so you can feel confident in both your training and real-world flying.